I hadn't been to my dentist since May-2004 (normally I went on weekends, but since Sofia and the kids moved to Montreal, I am not in Ottawa on the weekends). Last night, as I was munching on some cashews, I felt a pain in one of my molars and then some grit in my mouth. I went and washed it out, assuming that maybe there had been a stone or something amount the cashews. Turns out I noticed a hole in the surface of the molar (top right, second from the back, my wisdom teeth were removed years ago). Fishing around for grit in my mouth, it looked like crumbled filling. So I assumed that my filling had cracked and crumbled and come out. Went to the dentist this morning, he took an x-ray and came back with bad news. I have a large cavity under the filling, which gave way. The filling did not fall out, but rather impacted into the space of the cavity. He did not rework the filling, since the cavity is very near the root - cleaning it out would likely result in exposing the root. As some
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Here are two more quotes I captured from Chapter 6 (and that is all because I don't have the book in the office - though, I do have some captured quotes):
"Writer's thrive on a diet of poetry, essays, novels, reference books, literary magazines. There's a whole food pyramid out there!"
"I bathe with books and they bloom, like peonies."
She left out blogs ;-)
Was she meaning any particular order in that pyramid? What was at the base? Apex?
breal: It is a great quote.
tin-tin: Good for you.
gwapasila: thank you for dropping by and leaving a comment.
cavalock: aside from Page After Page I haven’t either. I may read her book Chapter After Chapter. Both these books are about writing.
beth: don't we all?
rennyba: thanks rennyba.
coffee fairy: we all have guilty pleasures we indulge in.